She wrote the part specially for Grant, and it shows: he gets amusing lines, delivered in the stumbling, aren't-I-adorable way that was already becoming his trademark.
Meanwhile, her WTA biography – blessed oasis for the scrabbling journalist – says her favourite movie is The Notebook and her favourite books involve Harry Potter, so as I haven't got any amusing links to Eddie Izzard or Sir Roger Moore handy I'll refrain from further comment.
But at least I got an amusing anecdote out of the situation.
"Honey, I'd like you to meet Del Griffith, he's got some amusing anecdotes for you.
"Sleepy Hollow" has used up a lot of credit it got for amusing scenes of Ichabod doing doughnuts in a parking lot or fulminating about modern banking.
She gets some amusing badinage with Melbourne and has a nice moment of cold rejection and disdain on meeting for the last time the utterly defeated Sir John Conroy.
Some more hayfever advice from Vaughan Sandy: "I favour Benadryl for hayfever, although a course of injections is good because you start off getting really amusing bumps up your arm.
In "Lucky Bruce," readers get fresh, amusing stories from Friedman's life in letters — the time he provoked Norman Mailer into a fistfight by mussing his hair at a party, say, or was hired to write a script and introduced to his new secretary, a between-marriages Natalie Wood.
This side was built in 1633, this new bit in 1840," he said) with its double-height foyer lined with family portraits, a dining room with a mile-long banquet table and a morning room where Thomas Hardy is said to have written, you might think it doesn't get more amusing than this.
